- •1 How do you feel?
- •In or weekends
- •18 Love it or hate it
- •10 At a barbecue )
- •0 Write question tags for these sentences.
- •Interested
- •28 Ready, steady, eat
- •2C It's a nightmare
- •20 What's the matter? )
- •3 The tourist trade
- •I} a) Make questions with these words.
- •4 Born to be wild
- •48 Adventurers
- •4C Natural medicines
- •0 Softening opinions and making generalisations mD
- •5 Home truths
- •58 A load of old ju nk
- •9 Have you .......
- •Verb patterns (1) ml
- •0 Oooooooooooooooooh00000000 .. 00
- •10 ................. Liquid.
- •6 Decisions and choices
- •68 Protective parents
- •60 What's your opinio
- •7 Technology
- •Icons/hard disk/documents
- •78 Want it, need it!
- •Virus alert!
- •88 Recycle your rubbish
- •7 He k nows ................ . ....... Words of
- •In fact, the name 'killer whale' is a li ttle
- •80 Be careful! )
- •9 Look after yourself
- •10 •••••••...•..•.••••• .....••......•••••••••••••••..•.... From severe
- •10 Happy ever after?
- •108 Who's that?
- •10C The party's over
- •100 Do you mind?
- •11 All part of the job
- •12 Real or imaginary
- •I vvish!
- •Important moments
- •12C Superheroes
- •Instructions
- •Intermediate Reading and Writing Progress Portfolio
- •1A Be happy!
- •1B Love it or hate it
- •1C The best medicine
- •1D At a barbecue
- •2A Slow down!
- •28 Ready, steady, eat
- •2C It's a nightmare
- •38 Lonely Planet
- •20 What's the matter?
- •3A Your holiday, my job
- •3C Call that a holiday?
- •30 A trip to India
- •48 Adventures
- •4C Natural medicines
- •40 It's just a game!
- •7A Save, copy, delete
- •7B Want it, need it!
- •7C Virus alert!
- •7D What's the password?
- •9A Get healthy!
- •98 Good news, bad news
- •9C Faking it
- •90 At the doctor's
- •10A The anniversary
- •108 Who's that?
- •10C The party's over
- •100 Do you mind?
- •11A Any messages?
- •11C Undercover
- •110 It's my first day
- •12A I wish!
- •128 Important moments
- •12C Superheroes
Virus alert!
Read the article and write quest ions a)-e) i n the correct places 1-5.
'Wha t is sp5 \\ ,ti
b) How do I get rid of it?
c) What can it do?
d) How does it get on to m y com p u ter ?
e) I s spywarc a com mon problem?
S p y w a r e
Nobody likes a computer virus, but at least you can get rid of it. And there is a lot of anti-virus software these days. It can find a
virus, fix it and you can forget about
it. Unfortunately the same isn't true for spyware.
1 WIJ..ti.upywre.?....
Spyware is software that hides somewhere on your computer. It collects information about what you do on the Internet and passes this information to companies without your permission. If you shop on the Internet and use your credit card, you should know that some spyware can record this information!
2
Your computer can catch spyware in lots of ways. If you open the wrong email, or even visit the wrong website, spyware can download itself onto your computer. And spyware often comes with free software.
3
Most spyware just collects information about your surfing habits for advertising reasons. But some spyware can be more powerful and will often make your computer slower. Adware is a type of spyware which is advertising
tJ Read the art i cle agai n and answer t hese questions.
1 Why ca n it he d ifficu lt to fi nd spywa rc?
Be.rn..v.$.e it hides on yp_1,1_r: c.omp .1,1Jer•.
Wh y is spywa re i m portant if you buy thi ngs on l i ne?
Can you get spywarc i i' you're not using the In ternet?
4 Wha t ki nd of i nforma tion can spywa re collect ?
Why docs most spywarc wa n t t h is information?
How m igh t you know you r compu ter has spywarc
on i t?
What percen tage of com pu ters arc not i nfected wi th spywa rc?
What advice is gi \'en about removi ng spywarc?
e
Use of articles: a, an, the, no article EDRead t hese comments on t he article and fill in t he gaps \\it h a, an, Ilic or - (no article ).
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There are now laws against spyware in 1 ....th.e... USA.
Criminals behind 2 -··--·most serious software can be
3
software. It makes 'pop-up' advertisements appear while
sent to
prison for five years and get··--
you are connected to the Internet. Not dangerous ... but very annoying.
4
If this is the first time you've heard of spyware, you've probably got some on your PC. Surveys have found that 90% of computers have several pieces of spyware on
fines of over 5 ... million dollars!
-
-
them. And spyware will stay on your computer for a long time, quietly collecting information and sending it back
to its authors.
was 9 ··-·-·reason for them all. Til visit 10
site.
5 ...............................
There is some anti-spyware software that will remove most of your problems. However, some anti-spyware software is spyware itself, so be careful! For a complete
11 ... --····expert m. 12..........-.. cali1'orm.a estimates that
spyware
writers
are
making
up
to
$2
billion
dollars
13 14
_,,_ year. ........ .... fine for writing this annoying15
of
software,
go
to
spywarewarrior.com.
stuff should be
higher!
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Indirect
and
direct
questions
Erm
Wh ich question in each pa ir is more polit e? Choose a), b) or both if you t hink t hey arc both polit e.
1@ What's t h e t i m e, please ?
b) Do you know what the time is?
a) Ca n you tell me what happened?
Rewrit e direct question s 1-8 in the conversations using t he phra ses i n bracket s.
1
JACK Hi.
I'm
jack.
I
n
eed
to
use
this
PC.
1\Vha
t's
Sean's
password? (Can you tell me) .!;;11.Y-9.IJ..t.ll.m. .wb.t..
$. .11).P .$.$.W9td is..?.
ISABELLA Sorry, I don't know.
2
b) Have you a n y iea what happened?
JA CK
1s he at home toda y? ( Do you know )
a) Do you think you could send it lo m e?
b) Plea se cou ld you send i t to me?
a) Is h e coming later?
b) Do you k now whet h er he is coming later?
s a) Could you tell me what t h e password is?
b) What's t h e password ?
Match begin n i ngs 1-6 to endings a)-0 in th ese indirect quest ion s.
Do you know a) will be able whether broadband to help me?
2 Ilave you an y b) is a password for t his? idea wheth er c) how t his sca nn er
3 Could you t ell wo rks?
4 Do you know d) he's made a back-up?
s Ca n you te ll me e) is avai lable h ere? i f t here f) me how Isave
6 Do you t hin k he a docu m ent?
Correct t he m istakes in 1he phrases i n bold
ISABELLA Yes, h e is. He isn't well.
JAC K \Vhat's his phon e number ? (Have you any idea )
ISABELLA o, I'm sorry. I'll ask the secretar y.
2
JACK Sea n , i t's ja ck Ro s from accou n ts. 1 n eed to use your PC. 4Can I get your password? (Could yo u tell me)
SEA N Er ... 5Coulcl you use an other PC? (Do you think )
JA CK Sorrr There a ren 't an y.
in th ese indi rect questions.
a webcam is
1 Do you know what is a webcam?
2 Could you tell m e how do Idownload
SEAN
6 l s t h ere a girl wi th dark hair opposite you ?
(Can you tell m e)
software ?
JACK Yes, long dark hai r.
Can you tell t h em what are t he password s?
Do you k n ow how m u ch docs air condi tioni ng cost?
s Do you think if we can log on wi t hout
a pa ssword?
SEAN
JA CK
SEA N
Er ... OK. M y password is I- -A 13-[-L-L-A. l1's er ... a place in I ta ly.
Very i meresting. Isa Bella. I've never heard of it.
7Coukl you speak more quietly, please ? (Do you t hink )
6 I lave you any idea where could I buy
a G PS?
JA CK Arc you OK, Scan?
if Reading
and
Writing
Portfolio
7
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B One world
Language Summary 8, Student's Book p132
Changing \Neather
,,Correct t he bold words/ph rases.
e l h c correct act ive or passive vcrh for m .
Weather
wind
The passive ED
Choose
A 1ornado ic; a type of .
1 The
K @Jis got
some of i1s gas from t he
A shower is a long peri·od of rai n.
Ligh t n ing makes a noise .
4 When i t's humid , the air is d ry.
s A gale 1s a t ype of ra in .
6 /\ ga le ic; more violent 1han a h ur rica ne .
7 Fog ma kes i t d i fficul! !O hear 1 hi ngs.
A heat wave is a period of cool weat her.
Floods happen where t here is too litt le wa1cr.
Cross out four letters from each word a nd label t he thermometer.
'on h Sra.
Several agreements have made/have been made 10 t ry and reduce green house gases.
The fu ll environmen tal effects won't understand/ be understood for ma ny yea rs.
4 \Vear somet hing wa rm - I hea rd 1hc weat her will
change/be changed later.
s Thousands of people kill/are killed every year i n swrms a nd h u rrica nes .
6 Cli ma le cha nge is affecting/is being af fected 1hc wea t her all over 1hc world.
7 It felt/was felt a lot chillier yesterday.
8 Ma ny simple 1hings ca n do/be done to prevent
, bfOy iHings
t chiellie y
kc e wooll
oc
40
30
20
15
10
0
•
4 v woa wrmn
s hauoght
6 frieae z zinng
bc.i.ling
clima te change.
Read sentences 1-4. Then choose sentence a) or h)
lo cont in u e.
1 I recycle as m uch rubbish as possi ble.
@ I use t hree ruhbish bins for different materia ls.
b) Three rubbish bins a rc used b)' me for d ifferen t ma teria ls.
l y ca r is envi ronmentally friend!)'.
Someone designed ii to use pet rol a nd electrici ty.
b) It was designed to use pet rol and clcct ricil)
Deserts <1re gelling la rger.
They ca n on l y be stopped by plallli ng n ew t rees.
People can stop them by planting new t rees.
\Ve use over 18 billion 1ins a nd cans every yea r i n t he U K.
\Ve recycle abou t 4 billion of t hem .
b) A bou1 4 bil lion arc recycled by us .
BA
and
BB
Fill in the gaps wit h the passive form of the verbs. Use the Present Simple, Past Simple, Present Per fect Simple or will.
The hurricane season in 2005 was one of t he worst on record. Two of the worst hurricanes 1 ...w.re.rP.9.r.t.e.<i _ (report) in
1 orth America: Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.
Since
1953,
A
tla
ntic
h
u
rricanes
2
...••.•••.•••
••••
•••••••••• (give)
na mes from lists written by the National Hurricane Centre. Only women's names 3•••••••••••••. ••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• (use) at first, but in 1979
4
men's names
-····--··-··-·'.·----·-·-······----··· (add). Now t here are six lists of
names and hu rricanes 5.....•..........•...•.........•......•...•. (nam e) in alphabetical
order
from
t
he
lists.
So
the
list
t
hat
6••
•
•.
••.... .••..••• (use ) i n
2004
7....
....................................
(not
use)
agai
n
until
2010.
For
example,
the
first
hu
rricane
of
2004
was
Hurricane
Alex.
And
the
fi
rst
h urricane in 2010
8
.•. ········-·-·······--······--·-·(call) Hurricane Alex. The
names of serious hurricanes 9.... • •.......•.•••• ....... --····-·-- (not repeat). For exam ple, in 2005, Kat ri na and Ri ta 10....•••••••• .. .. •••••...••...•.••...
( remove) from the list. Since 1954, 62 names 11••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
(
reti
re)
from
the
list
.
